Hookah Bar

This is on of my favorite places to party on the weekend. The bartenders are legit and the friday and saturday crowd are nuts are a blast and the dj's are pretty good

posted: Rocky River , 7/27/2010

Best Deal In Town

George's Kitchen is at the site of a former Manner's Big Boy. George serves, basically, comfort food in large quantities for a small price. For example, how about a breaded walleye dinner (2 large pieces that sometimes overlap the plate), with potato, cole slaw or vegetable, soup (a bowl, not a cup), bread and saltines, for $5.95? Not bad. Some entrees cost $1 less and I doubt anything on the menu goes for above $7. The service is amazingly quick and quite friendly. The clientele tend to be casually dressed, e.g., I've never seen anyone in there wearing a tie, other than myself (when picking up dinner on the way home from work).

posted: Cleveland , 7/21/2010

Poor Management with bad attitude

My sister and family have been going to NightTown for years. I recently had a late night dinner there with a friend. It was the only place open, that late. I have been several times and each time I promise never to go back, but end up giving them another chance. This time was no exception. I phoned prior to going to be sure they were open. When I arrived, the night manager, a young female was at the host stand having a personal conversation with a friend. I stood at the host sand for 7 minutes and even walked to the kitchen to see if someone would seat me. A server ended up seating me at a table in the dining area off the main bar entrance. We ordered several items off the menu, including a bottle of wine. By the end of the meal, the experience was sub-par with the exception of the food, which was of fair quality. The manager toward the end of the meal was being loud and made several rude comments pertaining to a simple request for espresso. She said, "we don't have any f*&)'in coffee, I threw it out! She then laughed about her comment, with a male patron as we walked by the bar to leave the restaurant. I did not know at the time that the manager was the person at the host stand, who ignored us and did not seat us. Therefore, like a fool I called and requested to speak to a manager. She answered the phone and replied that she was the manager and her name was Jenny. She then laughed and hung up on me... I called back, as I could not believe that she was the manager, and again she hung up the phone on me. The next day I called and requested to speak to Brendan Ring, they said he as out of town. I then requested to speak to his General Manager. A person who said his name was Andrew and said he was the GM, seemed like a nice enough person, he told be that he would handle the issue and get back to me. He never called me back. Therefore, I called him back today. Now he said his name was Adam. He informed me that he did not believe that, the employees that he has worked with for years would ever "do or say anything offensive or malicious to a patron", and that he would have to stand by his employees. To that I say, farewell. In this economic climate, it is good to know when a business does not appreciate a 30% tip and a large check. Good luck Brendan.

posted: Anonymous , 7/19/2010